Wow, I can't believe it's been almost 6 months since I was last in here.
Hi all, I've been kind of away for a while. All of my good links are on my Mac and I spend too much time on my windows laptop that I didn't notice that my Mac was ailing. (Well that and my monitor for the G5 going out kind of put a kink in things)
I've been trying to build a Hackintosh so I can import all of my Mac stuff, but I keep meeting with failure. Ach. Old PCs are so finicky.
Anyway, I just got done trying again after work with a fresh partition on my work PC, and managed to crash it for a few hours, but it's back up now.
Being that I'm working from my home, and down to 15 hours per week for now, I'm searching for projects and a new used Mac.
Ailing or not, let me know what kind of Intel Macs you all have to sell or trade or give away. You all know how I like a challege.
Feel free to email me at dcjensen at Gmail dot com.
Where is he doing the behaviour?
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The only thing on Yelp! from this guy this year shows a 5-star review. I'm looking for commentary towards someone (Other than his questionable reviews of three Trump Hotels on the same day last November.)
When I looked it was five Trump Hotels on the same day. It was a message. [link]
She blocked him and reported him to Yelp, so that may be all there is to do.
More pure science than technology, but happiness is discovering that the old jar hidden away at the back of the metals shelf in the stockroom at school is actually a jar of sodium. I may have rubbed my hands together and said "Muwah hah hah hah!"
Even better is whilst demonstrating to your students what happens when you drop a tiny piece of the stuff into water, expecting it to merely skitter about like a roomba generating hydrogen, it forkin' explodes. God, I love chemistry.
Awesome, DX! Man, I kinda miss chem lab. Even if I didn't want to be a chemist, in the long run
Nice! No doubt new appreciation and love of science happened among the students too.
